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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14
rive RECIPIENT rAnIIss.

The quarrel between the UniOn Labor
pAsty and The Cnited LaeoT pariy ~
Rsu Yosk. where ths headquarters Of
beta organizations are sitaaisa. is bS.
eomlns AGATE. There was tine, aud
e vss nes very lens $50. whsa ths
members q both % thess political FAR
tiss suisrtAiosa hopss q their spsedJ
uaioa. bet The falalnepi 81 eli sasA
hopea ts nov recognised 10 be imFoa
SHE anlsss ens orRantxailon % Ia
other ressasi snslrslyltron NE posiiien
: UAioh h nee osSspseA
To Haoss vscple. O. te speak usase sc
earAasiy. ta meet q TIE small unzhss
% people VIE know o, TIE sxssasRee 81
thsss inslpisal Political parties. ~
uaioa Later party ard The CnlaRd
Lsa6ar party are cue. As matter q
fast. however. thsg ere similAs ealy n
nAzae. TIE raAisal diasrsncs IN tesiI
prlnsiplss readers any rial syupathy
belWeea them - osgAnasstsoas tmpos-
aels.
TIE waited Lsbos parry ts TIE ger
sonaa pasty 81 HsnFy asorEe, sna 4 as
eey,s - ias eospsi TIE tsashiega % toas
SFAtss philosopesg. II Il rlsdgsa -
The savpost 81 BIS erotssqss iAseriss et
lasa rsfesEs sna tAxatioa. ana 4 foA-
isss him 10 bic aAvssaey q IRE trade.
/ nssss Is 1.ay b sid ~ advocate al
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14

msfAea e go fEnuinz - arm .
rag e 6euf8 AmsriaA
Several e N ten1haFH paKfiasp41e6
u 18g1Ni1n On Euk1o1 iaw. naMnY e
lbem hxin9fng eut nsw end vaiase
pnfn11.
Af ne elsss e ne
n1guEkn RzoankmzER
a nu1ber q quss1i1na wsrs nzked b
Pat. Tmid nma fha lMnRnuns usnd b. Ia
seaeheB 6nxinR - asy erfEieisnd.
Wiiiam Wtlton has be1n aE,ointea
Assis1an4 In9asAriaf tsaahes as tlie Pay.
all1p In6ian ressrvntion. Tkis Il Q ngN
anzsisition - tks fores f1gmasiy e.
p1syed Mx. wiEssn, huWUssR. has bsez
ths interpreter hers1ofaEs and Mr.
Tkomaz Bob kas been appsin1sd % ~
position made vseant b. fhs chnnee.
The eoutr3a1oE and aFehftsct @
Campbell 4 Pogsli's us4 huiidfag dis
agreed today Mben4 he Qanli1y of ma
teriai to be used. The eoutrsetcr tool
his usn "a ths wuKk nnfil khe diHsR.
enes was sstflsd, whtsA took few hour
whsn work was again resumed. BefoE.
the easts relafiFs % the matteg becams
known = runner Rot ad0as that TIE @aE
had struck.
Tie pzssouexs sentenced 81 this tsrn
Of e0uFt, VII be taken % ths new peni
tentiaEy a. WaIls NallA. tomoFFos
morning. by sheriff Wit. He proposes
taking The S1fsahbaek route.
TAcoNA. ". T., July u, 1851.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14

~ shssEtss wAish sss bassd apus -
tSsa aaas tsxisiaflss san d eens nan-
nar sgss al He IL unaer whieA h1-
n4nity aESass. To 10 psinsipisa. taken
- . whnas. IT, nSs unagt na@s o.
slass socialism be bssa applts1- Theg
Enels6s e0ss<nnsnt esnfssl e. KailEs14ss
tasazFsphs sd uasJ seheE thfngs vhaeh
ara 49, Isfs 10 pz4vzss ssssrpris snd
ne assumgsion y ihs agssrnmsnt 81
sassy poweEs whssA Il dsss nos nOw
pomuA
This tarty i harDis@ besaass -
Esssriss ere assskig i@pssssasahaa. Il
has sInpsy taksn - tbs var1oas bsiisfss
fhsoFiss snd opinions 81 e1e Daz and
esoptsd thsn - - 0ws. u = . psF-
sonaI parfy, ard 10 vii sxtst only 20
IonR - isa Isadsr and ersatoFs HsnEy
Geosgs, b abe b. bis ssphistRy 70 son-
vince psrtioa o. Ne psopls that as
thsosses Of eossEn@sns snd tsxni1on
are sorrssf. Thsss thssEiss. bossver.
ere % utssriy oppossd 70 tAs assspssd
theories q poiItieAl eoonony and are 70
uttsrly inespabie Of practical spplfsa-
slon Ghat tie party whish adyocaasa
them wilI nevsr nambx amone its mem
bsrs . eonadazabls proportion Of the
psopis d TIE Unissd States.
The Union Labor parry Il vastly dif-
fsrsnt from TIE ops which has % aar-
roufy esoaped bsiEa lie naznssaks. i
q pos % radical in lie demands. and u
aces pos adsoeaas the adoptiOu Of 90
many uniTied theories Of gOvennent-
Indssd. Il may Be said to represent no
nsw ldsa. lie PRINCIPLES are these
which have Iong bssn ady0ostsd By the
trades unions, and e advances no nsS
% startling theories Of eovsrnmenf.
Perhaps lie point Of most radical Diff
fsrenos from the United Labor party,
however, ss TIE fast that 10 favOFs pro-
tsoslvs taria and utterly sepudiatss the
free trade thsoEias Of Henry George, -
veil a. most Of The other ssaehinRs Of
that IIlastFi0us tsaohsr Of strange dos
sFinsG
Il will readily b sssn that, vhils the
Usion LsboF party has sOme ground for
the claim that Il Is labor party, the
United Labor party has not. The name
OF The latter IL 8 misnOmsE. Il 10 in no
asnss Of the vogd . wofkinGmsn's party,
and II l. pledged 10 the advocacy Of .
dozen OF more theories whose fall
adoption would not benefit the wage
workers Of sks country IN the least. Il
is simpIy Q personal party which Henry
George has been able 10 gather aE0und
him, and Ne ultimate triumph b ~ i'm
possible ss is the practical applisatiOn
Of lie theories
Il h difBsait 70 zee bow . union be-
tween two bodies 90 radically different
as tbe UuioA Labor party and she
GATED Labor party is possible. There
Il certainly little ground for compFo-
mise between them. The tariff question
alone would seem 70 separate them q
widely g. the Republican and Demo
cratic parties ere separated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14
seuBGTS.


TIE naa episode will make every
doubtful southern State solid for Cieve
land IL 1858. "A aoiid Hoath" viii again
aappoFt Cleveland In is4s. LoNiapits
CotFisr yosraai.
This thoaaha gives tie Democracy
profound satisfaoaion. II We are IA
iodRe BY The manner 10 which the Dem
oeFatis press eonRratalatss ITSELF upou
this assumed solldity. the Presidents
party Ne longer considers bic battle Gas
order . blundsF and is ready 10 praise
him foE avertinG 1he thav which soms
q them believed 10 be Impending in the
Polar regions Of Democracy.
Curious a. ID may seen, however, the
papsrs which sxult most 81 the appa-
ssnl success Of this appeal 70 the old
ear feeling Of The sOath are the very
ones which howl themselves hoarss and
raise the cry Of bloody shirt" when q
Rspablioan paper mildly suggests that
che North has a. mech Eisht ~ the
Eoath 10 q voisa In The government OF
this OOuntFy. A solid south in their
eyes IL = thing 10 Be dsvOusly wished
Cor, but . solid North ls q thing Of the
deviI's own oentFiving. II isA patEioiic
thing 10 appeAl 10 the sectional feeling
Of one sscsisn, bus 70 appeal to that Of
NE ether h dsed tee vile 10 be re-
RaFdad With federation.
III possible. however, THAI the De-
uaoeraoy h making . mistake in th5l
openly shovinR lie eIaltatisn at the
thoaghs that The soiidity Of The S0uth
can oncs more Be- dspended upon. A
solid eoath may make q solid North
Ths RspuhlieAn party usald greatly 70
gFss such Q nsu aEFayin9 Of The ssciieua
against each other. bat II u nsst b. q
viIl sndsavos 10 be saaiSaed With 10
electoral votes % Ne Nosthsfn States
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14
PREas OPINIONS.

A simple way OF settling things veuld
be 20 sli0w jay Gould aud The Standard
Oh Company 10 divide the earth bs-
tween them BaFais Coerssr.
A verdios Witch administers justice
and vindieates the integrity Of the Jury
system in . single word, IL worth re-
msmbeEing. Tnsa sa what the word
''Gaiity" against Jacob Sharp did
PAiladtlpAia Prfss,
The Free Traders cannot sst away
frou she saet that all imported Articles
are vastly cheaper than When there was
no tArtn. Il v one Of their nisfof-
tnnaa. aud Il mast be admitted that
thew DO not bear 40 shtesfally under a..
[--Nsosa Ts}egnsgA (ENcis-l
Tha fAot that The Confsdsrats soldiers
foushs bFavaly. and Cor What thsy we're
led % Believe vas q Fizhtssas eAnas, Il
one thins, and the fact that free and
fair elscttona are readsred Impossible
10 certain states By Systematic frsad
and vialenos II Anotaer an6 very differ
ens hinS.--l ~. Lesss tileSs Dssaocrai.
We are Inclined 10 thlnk thAs When
ouse Or. MeIalynn ss outside tes paie
Of abe ChuFeh % Reme BE will no Ions.
e. Be regarded e. - interesting Al Oh
isea. AZ plain Edward MsGlynn. 50
oaagiaiic Aeisatcg, be win uoa receive tie
attention Paid 30 FatheF Ae6lynn, the
persecuted priest, and Se are tnsline9
20 think shRs be himself Uil deseHsf-
ate - kEssss Cifs Jssrsal.
Manitoba has the nsrve asd enter.
grise that enes uaAte the thirteen col
nnifs oaanSiNe pAFtiaaaa tn kbne
0earges eys. Tkts Pruyinca u Going
20 pai thfaese railroad IN spits 81
ths tfavesnDents cRpositton, % knew
shs rsascA Why. See has tarued he
arsa sd ana piaeed ihe necessAFy
hon3s. ISIS OasAdiAn fastne Ho1cpoly
SEES sEhtinS - cAaaasa lsSsT- 0asas,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14

The latest advises from HonOluIu
State that no further Outbreaks % dem.
onstEations havs occurred since thoss
described as having taken plaos on
Thursday and Friday, June S0th and
July LIST, which resulted In the over
turning Of the Gibson Ministry. Thu
excitement has subsided, and no fur
Their disturbances are expected, pro
vided the nsW Consultation 10 adoptet
and the reforms InauguFated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14
Notice to Contractors

pIps WILL Be RECEIVED Up TO q
II e'eiccA p. n. JULY "a 1871. e. The ofsos
= tAs IAsazaa Briek Co. svsa Hstei, Nc. lies
kAilroaa sirsst TasonA. ". 7, for farutshiur
tso sscss ana ass s,eazsF b tr1usroTt fsstvs
su12rsd tscusAud hriek from saIa eosupat ' (,
yards 20 NE Fsiiroa1 wharf 9. Taeoraa. as
tAnes q asSai twelFs miles. No haaaiinf ..
eF7ck b ccztractaT. se-vtos oCznsneas O.
stsutsE eeatrart &ra ec1eluAss On % hsfa-e
ssEieizeeT sob, ISL The riShi D. rslest any
tea al eaas . reserved.
TseasnA. y. T. Jelly b. isss
isif Sc TACOMA BRICK co
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14

To-day ia the ninety eighth snniyeF-
aaFy Of TIE fall Of the Bastile. The
streets Of Paris will rssound with The
strains Of the MArssiIIes, and u Is ap.
pFshsnded that the Patriotic League
may make demonstrations more dis
orderly than usual.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14
Notice to Contractors.

pina WILL RE RECEIVED Up TO 4
II o'elcek p. n. wednesday. jay sob. 1881,
- Tie caaQe % Tbs faeosna Brfck ca. svsa no.
tel, ll9i Railroad street, for hHnllus Twelve
han9red thousand hTsek fFcm rAilroad uhsri
70 The prlpossd FAilruad haiia ng. eaFnsr Pa.
eiac avsaus ana south seveata street to
whols Azasuai 20 b dslivsrea 81 said pace On
q before ssgtemhsF 2ath, 1881.
rsecuA g1iy 9sh. iSss
iyita TACOMA BRICK 90.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14
To Let.

UNoR REST-H0TEI. "a Rooms. NEWLY
IL furnishes complete; res saloon build
ing. furnished; 70 seres land ere gArdsn
large orchard. fruit % all kinds chickens. 2
good cows large har1; new dancing psyilior,
sox7s; neS wharf regular steamsrs land /:
wood and water free new roW boat new
oannery Just building. ia0t0 80 ashsrmea here
Tor next Tires mobtha, lease vii be kivsn 10
resPonsihls parties, o. win sell half Interest
q bargain litile money aoun, ewnsr gong
east on business. Address e. cal OF WALTER
KEYES, MukiIteo, WI. tyIs 81
IINoR RRNT-ss FINE LARGE Rooms IN
Nsw Arlington batidins. corner Main nd
second streets. Rooms aFrAnSed 10 Be- used
either in suites CT sing3Y. For tes ma Apply 81
otace q n. ARMSTRONG B CO.. csrnsr Main
and 6eoood streets, Seattle. VT ~ g.
ENoR REST -SUITE OF OFFICES N
II stones suildinE. Inquire u
Hy2se r Il. CAM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14

sloW raavsss and eds snd e1es sran
svsry tspaft1eas wtli ea shown 4sa.
aay utorEiEs. All suUDsr esots Fe.
daeed Al sas laWus 80 a. ) sent& tksy
w0Fs sala ia u sants ES114s 4 eEsG.
nNHAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14

LADIES' viii aad Faiset from headaohs,
eastiveness. ss4EmipR n Tie bad,
eciie. aoaF siasaash. reetiessness, irdi-
ae4Gtoa. scnssAnt o. pertodAaAl slck
haadaeaea. weAkness b tie eaek % kie-
neya. gain 10 Ne shaal1sSs an1 di9sFsrt
Parts of he kady, Q feelieS % tAssitads
ard asapanassey 6y tAkins Sinnous'
LAYER Regulates. Il ts BOT saE,szsAcf.
- parRly Ya1stAhie. and b net fsiartoas
. the aloss dsiteata eeDstsi1kia1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14
LAND FoR sALE.

7 or q BLOCK &, aATNARDss-l4ea
! Ns4s south seksoihenss.
Alao. the saafhsAst sakraer ~ tie Ssafh wsx'
s1HytsF q sec,ion . s0SrsAlp 8 aortA, rsag,
I ezsa 20 ArTsA G80 Tie Lake SAiors and
fgact
Also tka saEtaeast qaA<zeF e fka Hozthszs3
9lzrteE e secttca -. tcEzsk3p = norik EanRs
) east e. seEes ts9oa Tkia tgzrt oorrsrS
ITO AL = sostA wsss % Woodland a3altssr
70 Seastss. TR4ztzr q CHAs TSPKTNS
ssAtie Eeesre Light ballA3rg.
5E94 In Ercna Etrast
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14

Abozs twenEy yssEs ago ! discovered nftiS
sore on my chsek. and TIE doctors prOsOunced
Is cancer. IA4ss tr1sd number Of physieiana
bat without recsfvfng any psrnzanant oeneaL
Among thsnzEbsr we're one o. two specialists
Ths medscins fhsy spplied was Ike IRE 70 the
sore. causing intense paan- Isswa statement
IN the papers falling what 5 s 3 had dons for
oshers similarly aGietsd- ! procured some -
once. Before had used the second bOstis ths
neaghbors could notice that my cancer was
healing up. Ny general health had been bAa
for two or three years-IhAd 9 hacking cough
snd spit blood e0ntinuaIly. ! had . sewers
pain N ny breast After taking six bottles Of
SIS g my cough len ne and grew ss0utst
shkn had been for several yeArE Ny cancer
has hsalsd over ali bus little spos about ths
size Of half dina. sad II Is rapidly disappear
ing. wOaId advise every one With cancer 70
give & D. s. g fair trial
Ma. NANCY J. McCoSAueHKY.
Ashe Grove. TippocAnee Cor Ind.
Feb. u. tssG
swffta specsne Is entirely vegetable. and
seems to cure eanesrs By forcing out the impa
rsties from the blood Treatise on Blood and
skin Dlseases mailed free.
TUE cWiET cpEclElc m
DRAWER .. ATLANTA. GA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14
FOR SALE.

T'HREE BULLS-cAS BIZ sEEN AT THi
1 Kaos Rrazs. iazzirs Il
fyse DICK PETFcHAED.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14

TOR sALK-A soop CARRIAGE TAN
L 81 EsIi Eas1Ara Bag hs-sss ags. Aad
~ years veszat, ixso so1az1s saeA. fsREss
asa. Apply % HANK ". PETTT6nowE.
u Pat HoNass14 NJ. lelfu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14
FOR SALE.

Ee0R SALE-OxR DARK BAY RoRsK
II veisht abo1i iiao pounds age YEAR
vel broken 10 angis and doabie hsrnasa, and
20 the saddle: gentle aad kind IN dtapoGtior
pries. $50. Also enc dArk stay hoFssg weight
abcGt l2ee Pa1ndss age wears weg brnk "a
10 siaEie znd dosbis harness; ssaIls ana kind
IT. dispositian; Prize. $50. Also. sns Dexter
eFrs1G oskgy &Sd k9S-seNs. ooMpiete ana IN
god order price. also Ad9rsss 6. u. HAL
IER, Ksfasy Block. seattle, ". 7. fyIt e.
.nNR OF TIE oLDEsT AND BEST SfOcKEp
~ Farms n kiss enanty. within twelve
ailss q seatt,e foF fartAez psFttrslNrs 81
dFe8 ?. o. bon So. seattle isiSawin
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WIZ rHEY woRRr.

"Now the Southern Paoifc Is forced to
sell tickets to tourists TO the East Wis
The Northern Pacific, and the result viii
be that the Northern and Southern will
San Francisco. The Southsrn, you see,
viii have 10 play into the hands Of the
Northern in order to hRht the Union.
They are fttirg up some steamers in
the bay at San Francisco nov, and
have no doubs but that IL Is for that
very purpose"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
Tho Fort worth markets.

Tho Fort Worth markets.
BUTTER Joy 0i3c per n {; creamery ESQ.
O0TTON-7I@s1sc.
COFFEE-Rio, fair PKG; prime pc; choice
&c; Laguyra 20hc; Java Sic; Golden Bic
24Hc; Pea Berry 231lc,
CHEESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
l06I01lc; full cream twins 16c.
CABBAGE-Northern, per crate, S. 90.
CANNED GOODs-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, standard, 81 90; peaches standard, 2
ms. 81 80; 8 bs 81 80; seconds, lbs, 81 70; Ms
81 Is; strawberries, 2 Ds 81 80; blackberries
81 40; green cages s.: gooseberries s. 60; rasp-
berries 81 80; green peas 81 1901 so; tomatoes
standard, 2 fbs 81 10; seconds. MS s.; 5 lbs
81 40; green corn 81 l081 80; oysters, full
weight. b 9O@95c; lbs 81 75@1 80; 1t. VT. l D
So bs s.; SALMON no D q 2oS .o MS !: & =
case; imported Sl2 6o@l4 90 case; Eagle con-
DRY GOODs-Price list of fail and winter
1887:
Prints-Albion silver grays, SIC; Albion sal
ids, 5Xc; Aliens fancy, SIC; Aliens pinks
51ac; Aliens staples, 5hc; Amesbury fancy
5ac; American fancy, 5Hc; Ams1icsn indigo digo
Charter Oak, Axe; Ramapo. 3Xc; Merlin ack
shirtings, SC; Merrimack fancy, 51c; Richmond
pink, SIC; Simpson mourning, s.; Simpson
silver gray, &c; Simpson fancy, &c; steele river
SIC; Slater solid. 51ac; Windsor novelties, &C.
Brown Cotions-Atlantic L. L A, 5h 65xci
AdriaIic A, 6kc; Argyle 4, 64c; Belfast r.
oT Sf Bsek GrS% De- bern 6OU sne brown w
&c; Exposition A. SIC; Exposition B. SIC
Family cotton, exc; Glendale, &c; Granite
vile E. E., 6Ac; Marshall A &C; chapman A.
&c; Pioneer <, 2xc; Foxhall a. A. A., SIC.
exc; Black Rock, 71sc; Cumberland. 5Nc; Cedar
Mills. re; DavSl K SIS; DgervlIle A. - re &C.
Loom, sa4c; Gem of the Spindle, IKE; Gilt
Edge. &c; Glad Tidings. y; srest salls, &c &c
Lily of the Valley. Sc; Lonsdale, SIC; Ne Plus
Ultra Cambria, 61lc; Snow White, 74c.
Cotton Checks BLACK Warrior, Ike Caro-
lima, 71kc; Georgia, &c; Ottoway. &c; River.
side, 7Hc; Texas, &c; outhern, 7Ac.
Hickory Stripes-Hamilton, 10c; Extra Stout
LOG; Rock River. sac; Amoskeag, loci Uncas-
Vile, 71zc; Eagle, exc.
Denims-Haymaker, Sc; Uncasville, lie; Ey.
erett, 14Hc; Warren, l4Hc; Greenbriar, l01zc.
Misunderstanding A @ A, lac; Arasapha
Sc; Cords A @ E, 14c; Yeoman, Ike: Riverdale
I2]sc; Farmers Pride, 1215c; Premium Fancy
15c; Queen City Fancy, 10zc; Falls A, l31Sc
Ginghams-Amosk Gag Staples. 7He; Bates
Staples. 7Hc; Caledonia Staples. 7hc; Grey
! lock Novelties, 10c1k; Warrick Dress Styles
| SIC; Champion Dress styles, 7Kc; Mikadc
Dress Styles, 7hc; Advance Dress Styles, Ike
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17

when you may walk knee deep amid the
full blooms Of the very paradise OF God!
When q man may sit at kings banquet,
why will he go down the steps and con-
tend for the griStle and bones OF a
hounds kennel2 "Sweeter than honey
and the honevcomb." says David, sis the
truth of God" "With honey out Of the
rock would have satisfied thee" says
God to the recreant. Here ishoney gath
cred from the blossoms Of trees of lie,
and with rod made out of the wood of
the cross dip it up for all your souls.
The pooet Hesiod tells OF an ambrosia
and a nectar the drinking of which wonld
make men live forever, and
one sip of this honey from the
Eternal Rock will give you immortal
life with God. Come Of OF
THE NALARIAL LEVELS
of q sinful life. Come and live on the
uplands of grace where the vineyards sun
themselves. Oh, taste and see that the
Lord is gracious. Be happy now and
happy forever. For those who take q
different course the honey will turn to
gall For many things 1 have admired
Percy Shelley, the tgreat English poet,
but l depIore the fact that it was a great
sweetness 10 IlLu bO UlSuOHOT UOu. 4uS
poem "Queen Nab" has in it the msligu-
Ing of the Diety. The intldel poet was
impious enough to ask for Rowland Hips
Surrey Chapel that he might denOunce the
Christian religion. He was in great glee
against God and the truth. But he visited
Italy, and one day on the Mediterranean
with two friends in a boat which
was twenty-four feet long he was
coming toward shore when an hours
squat struck the water. A gentleman
standing on shore, through glass, saw
many boats tossed in this squall, but al
outrode the terror except one, that in
which Shelley. the infidel poet, and his
two friends were sailing. That never
came ashore, but the bodies Of two OF the
occupants were washed upon the beach,
one of them the poet. A funeral pyre
was built on tina sea shore by some
classic friends, and the two bodies were
consumed. Poor Shelley! He would
have no God while he lived, and. he proba-
bly, had no God when he died. "The Lord
knoweth the way of The righteous, but
the way of the ungodly shslFperish."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
Swies Cheese.

We carry both imported and domestic
Swiss, aud would be pleased to have yGl
sample Mem. Wealso have On hand d
all tiuaas other cheese, such as EtauI
creshd, Sspaigo, pine apps, ParHasaH
and Roquefort ifsglass. ~ 6
FORT WORTH GRoExR Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
Eiuen LTash

In plaids and strfpes, thirty inches wide
for Is cents, wortE25 cents; linen crash
worth l5 cents f<f 10 cents
RANDALIs& CHAMBERS Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17

ga better article itts Impossible to get, sir.
have tried Thea all sd unhesitatiugly pro.
nounce Dr. Bull's Coagh Syrup superior to any
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
The Very Bess

News and family paper in the state is
the WEEKLY GAZETTE; price reduced to
81 & wear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-17
New Offices.

TE1ARKANA, ARK, June 20, 1887.
The Texas Express Company has az
tended its services over the Kansas City
and Paris Extensions of the Gulf, Colo
RADIO and Santa Fe Railway, and over
the Sherman Branch Of the st. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas Railroad, opening
offices at the following stations:
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-07-08
County Seat Discussions.

EDITOR SUN:
l attended the county seat meeting
in the town hall last night and would
like to express my thoughts of what
heard through the columns Of your sun
ny paper.
The Aberdeen side of the house open
ed the argument. They said our county
seat had never been located by voice
OF the people and in the comint election
If a majority of the people wanted
the county seat to remain at Columbia
they thought that was the place for it.,
but II a majority of the people wanted
II moved TO Aberdeen or any other place
IN the county where it was more con-
yenlent for the people, they thought it
ought to be moved.
Aberdeen has offered seme induce
mentS in the way of a court house equal
~ AS good as the cue now occupied at
Columbia, free of cost to the people out
side OF the city of Aberdeen. They al.
so said that Aberdeen was a railroad
centre in Brown county and people
could come from all parts OF the county
by rail.
Columbia's side then took the floor.
They said Columbia was nearer the
geographical center of the county and
tnat very few went on trains &nyway,
nearly all drove there with teams.
wonder II those Columbia fellows believe
that statement? How many people do
they see driving to the county seat with
farm teams to pay their taxes or to at.
tend court! How docs the people who
live Tin the many villages in Brown
county get TO the county seatY Very
few own a horse, they must certainly go
by rail. They said this county seat law
Was unconstitutional and if the county
seat Was moved they would carry it to
the supreme court of the United States
and night 1t to the bitter end and 1t would
cost an enormous sum, thousands of
dollars, and the whole expense would
be saddlec onto the taxpayers of Brown
county, which is certainly the most
empty and absurd argument | ever
heard from a man who claimed to pos
SeSs little horse sense ofhisown. They
would compel the people to pay thous-
anus oI uoIlars lawsuit expenses because
a majority OF the people wanted the
county seat m0ved 10 place where
II would be the most convenient to a
majority of them.
4 have heretofore blamed President
Cleveland and the democratic party
for keeping Dakota out of the union, but
II there are many people in this great
territory like those Columbia fellows
a don't blame the states for not want.
ing Dakota admitted. Ishould think
they would turn Snt en- mass and drown
Dakota in the Columbia frog pond
TAX PAYER.